Blogs of Travel

Im Andrea. Nice to meet you. Im an American expat living in Italy. I grew up in the Southern state of Alabama. I had the opportunity to live in several other places like New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Arizona and Florida, and to travel throughout the U.S., thanks to my previous work over the years.

Formerly Twenty-Somethingtravel, this name change and direction had been gelling for some time for Stephanie. The people behind this site are Stephanie Yoder and Megan Stetzel, two Millennial travel writers who have lived and worked around the world. Stephanie started the blog Twenty-Something Travel in 2009 in an effort to encourage twenty-somethings to see the world. Megan originally blogged about food and travel at Forks and Footprints. She joined the Twenty-Something Travel team in 2015, and in 2017 they decided to merge their efforts and rebrand as a new travel magazine for Millennial travelers.

I initially started this blog as a journal to chronicle my travels and capture new experiences and activities in the city I love but I hope youll enjoy reading it, as much as I’ve enjoyed writing it.

I am Rohini, an Indian Engineer living in Australia, passionate of travel as well as my full time job. While juggling work & travel, I created Why You Wander as an initiative to help & inspire people to plan short term travel effectively.

Wide-Eyed Wanderer is a newly-created online community where anyone can share their world&#92

meandering all over the map

We met in Florence, Italy in 2008 and quickly discovered that we shared a fiery passion for travel, food and adventure. People constantly ask us for advice on where to go and where to eat, and we’re always giddy to divulge. So sit back and enjoy the journey with us as we take on the world.

Travel blog about the amazing places I have been and those that I would still love to visit.

Travel addict and social media enthusiast. My philosophy: never lose sense of humor and self-irony to give a pinch of salt to life. Come and visit www.wild-about-travel.com for your daily dose of travel dreams.

In an attempt to organize all of my adventures and misadventures, photos, ideas, etc., I am creating a travel blog. Though I have a Masters degree in Tourism and Event Management, I’m not claiming to be an expert at anything, I’m not doing this for a living, like many travel bloggers. I have a full-time job and don’t travel as much as I want or should. This is a hobby, and I have others. This blog is a dedication to my passion for travel.